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3D Printed Prosthetics for Sudanese Amputees — Initiated by Project Daniel

Mick Ebeling is making a deep impact with a very simple approach: Help one, help many. Founder of Not Impossible Labs, a nonprofit that creates tech solutions for real-world problems, Ebeling was move…

3D Orthotics: Australia Embraces Custom 3D Printed Insoles

Calling all Aussie readers! What are you doing on January 30th? If you’re into 3D printing and you happen to be in Brisbane, you might set aside some time to attend the official launch party for 3D Or…

British RP Firm to Produce Made-to-Measure Insoles for National Health Service

Some 3D printing advocates argue that the technology will revolutionize the marketplace, pushing the ability to customize goods to the level of true personalization. We’ll be able to scan our bodies f…

Track Your WILLpower with Armour39

In our coverage of CES, I portrayed my wife and I as having a mental breakdown in response to seeing a product called Armour39 developed by Under Armour, an active wear company that’s been using 3D pr…

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3D Printing Permits Medical Students to Cut Costs and See Less Exposure to X-Rays

In high school, my Anatomy class took a field trip to the USC Kinesiology Lab to see the real human body. For some it was a harrowing experience, and not just because of the exposed organs. We learned…

LENS Offers Solution for Complex Medical Implants

While no implant is easy or simple, some medical implants, especially concerning bone replacement, pose complex problems. Researchers at Washington State University have implemented new procedures uti…

The 3D BioPen Rewrites Orthopedic Surgery

We may have received some flak for calling the 3Doodler (and others) FFF pens a “3D printing” pen — with some labelling the device as a “glorified glue gun” — but the BioPen from the University of Wol…

4 out of 5 Dentists Agree: Dental World Accelerates Adoption of Stratasys’ OrthoDesk 3D Printer

While it is no surprise considering the strides Stratasys continues to make in 3D printing, it is welcome news to hear the dental world increasing demand for the Objet 30 OrthoDesk 3D. Testimony pours…

3D Printed Skull for Training Brain Surgeons

Have you ever wondered how brain surgeons practice their skills? I know from watching some TV serials that you can donate your body to medical research – thus ending up in some young surgeon tra…

GRAND Partnership to Develop Low-Cost 3D Printed Surgical Models

3D scanning and 3D printing at a level suitable for surgical models still remains a rarity at universities. With the need to stay relevant and aware of new technology and tools, academia continues to …